Description

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Get ready for an adrenalin-packed adventure across the tiger reserves of Madhya Pradesh, as the young author passionately trails the striped beauty in his natural habitat. The author's vivid account of his encounters in the wilderness will magically transport you to the jungles of Central India. Out in the jungles, you are sure to hear the calls of the Sambars and Cheetals and feel the stealthy movements of the tigers and leopards waiting to prey upon their naive victims. With the stirring and spectacular photographs of formidable tigers and other graceful wild denizens in their natural environment, this amazing book is sure to make you feel like you are actually present and participating in the phenomenal activities of the jungle

Amidst all the action and thrill, you will also discover astonishing facts about the big cats and their unique behavior in the wild and understand the need to save our glorious tigers from vanishing into oblivion.

About the Author

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The young author, Syead Wahabuddin Nasir, has visited many national parks, tiger reserves and wildlife sanctuaries in India and Nepal, including the world-famous Corbett National Park and Tiger Reserve, Ranthambhore National Park, Kaziranga National Park, Bandipur National Park, Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary, Valmiki Tiger Reserve, Sunderbans Biosphere Reserve, Chitwan National Park and many more. The author has been interested in wildlife and conservation since his school days. When he was in school, the author wrote a detailed account of his visit to Corbett, Ranthambhore and other national parks. This was published in the form of a book entitled Wonderful Days in Tiger Lands, in the year 2012. At present, Syead is a final-year student of B.Sc. Botany (Honours) at the prestigious Patna Science College, Patna University, one of the oldest universities of India. The author is keenly interested in studying wildlife. He is a young wildlife activist and a regular visitor to the tiger reserves. He aspires to become a sincere forest officer and contribute to conservation efforts.